112 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St"-"Prof"-"Prof" positions at Imperial College London
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Science with tailored training and one-on-one career development. The fellowships are flexible and independent, allowing recipients to freely explore while drawing on expert faculty mentors of their choice
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of researchers and will join a unique co-located cohort of top scholars based in the I-X Centre for AI in Science with tailored training and one-on-one career development. The fellowships are flexible and
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Wendy Schmidt Network of researchers and will join a unique co-located cohort of top scholars based in the I-X Centre for AI in Science with tailored training and one-on-one career development
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in the I-X Centre for AI in Science with tailored training and one-on-one career development. The fellowships are flexible and independent, allowing recipients to freely explore while drawing on expert
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part in this exciting new phase of our societal engagement journey, as we develop the Centre for Societal Engagement. Work with fantastic and friendly colleagues, passionate about engaging the public
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: Sales & Business Development Identify and contact potential brand partners through sales outreach, calls, emails, and LinkedIn Book in and manage commercial stallholders for on-campus events, including
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wellbeing initiatives. You will be a part of developing the wellbeing provision and supporting in upskilling academic staff around wellbeing and mental health issues. You will: Provide wellbeing advice – by
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prepare reports for funders such as CRUK. You will also maintain strong links with finance teams across both institutions to streamline processes and improve oversight. General Management & Administration
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continuous monitoring. They will be responsible for the implementation of the College’s financial policies on all transactions and develop and continuously improve department processes related to finance
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research and they would be expected to register for a higher degree (PhD). You must be able to demonstrate some previous experience in research and must show evidence of ability to develop personal research